Wait, I thought prog rock

was dead

Meet Rick, who would like to change your mind about that. He takes the Q Questionnaire about fifteen years too late.

A cozy music store with rows of vinyl records organized in labeled sleeves. The shelves on the walls are filled with colorful album covers and posters. A warm lamp light adds a nostalgic ambiance.

A cozy music store with rows of vinyl records organized in labeled sleeves. The shelves on the walls are filled with colorful album covers and posters. A warm lamp light adds a nostalgic ambiance.

It was a choice between the brick wall just out of shot and this guy. The end result was the same.

It was a choice between the brick wall just out of shot and this guy. The end result was the same.

Wait, I hoped prog rock was dead

In a second and much longer interview, Rick expounds upon his writing philosophy, influences, and assorted neuroses.

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